Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-02-17
Rain-sNow--lsLOW.

Every body go next Tuesday evening
and have a good time.
III. III. Rundell has taken possession
of the fremont House.
Halsey's Homeopathic Guide can be
ordered ut the Post Office.
Elliott & Bach are on deck this
week-and they propose 10 stay.
Grain is again rolling in lively, and
the streets present Il fourth-of-July ap-
pearance.
Hay-baled and loosc-s coming in
quite lively this week. There's lots of
it in the country.
Five ice houses are being filled in
Hurley this season: guess we can keep
cool next summer.
Lou Clark is suffering from one of
his rheumatic attacks, and gets around
with great difficulty.
Merchants are not complaining of
dull trade this week; keeps them busy
to take in the change.
G. II. Flowers has hay press at
work in Spring Valley preparing feed
for less favored sections.
Gowdy Bros. and H. II. Rundell ship
ped six cars of stock to the Chicago
market Monday and Tuesday.
a letter received from Augustus
May saws that he is enjoying life in
New Orleans. but will soon be ready to
return to health giving Dakota.
Geo. Worlnwoods colts took IL short
run on she streets Tuesday. The car
rlage was overturned and somewhat
damaged. The horses We're captured
without Il scratch.
Owing to the inability of Capt. Lu-
cas- to be present on the 24th, the Grand
Army boys have concluded to postpone
their campfire to some future date,
noClce OF which will be given.
a sleigh load of Hurley young folks,
to the number OF about twenty-five,
called at the Swan homestead north OF
town. last evening, and We're enter
tanned IN hosplCable manner by Ell.
Swan and wife.
An anti-gambling ordinance has
baen passed 3y the city council of Wa
tertown, ana 50 stringent are It's pro-
Visions tnat progressive eucure parties
have been abandoned until Il legal
opinion is given.
Is is said that the editor of Il north
Dakota paper combines preaching With
running his paper and takes occasion
IN each vocation to dun his uclinqucnts.
1t he makes Il SUCCESS OF 1t Il large mum
Der vi Dakota editors viii i'll Il short
time be ti.llns the pulpits of the
churches.
Land in this part OF Dakota is rs
low as it ever VIII be, says the Mitchell
| Republican, but the effect OF SPARKS
| VIII be to increase the value oI that
wnicn Is patented and beyond his bale
| fulinhuence. Now Is the tiina to in
vest in Dakota real estate.
Masked husging parties are coming
into vogue in some localities, and
might be Il drawing card at some of
our church socials when they get ripe.
BY paying 10 cents a man is allowed
/ to hug Il girl, but is first blindfolded.
/ 1t MAKES il nun inll, said one WHO ha,
/ probably been through the mill, to
! tild on removing the bandage from
his eyes, that he has been hugglng his
Wife; ID cents gone for nothing.
Ii some sleek. sinooth-tongued stran-
I ger comes round and wants to leave Il
corn planter or harrow ut your place ;,i
an advertisement, call your dog. ii he
wants to sell yel the cohemlan oats
or German barley get down the Shot
gun. Ii he wants you TO sign any r.
ceipt whatsoever of any kind, kick him
off the porch. through the gate and out
into the road, and then turn the dog
loose and say "sic," and get into the
house and shut the door. And watch
the neighbor who comes round tu in
troduce the stranger ana help him tc
pull the wool over your eyes.
All loyal citizens. should celebrate in
some manner the anniversary of the
birth of George Washington-Tht
Father of Our Country-and an oppor.
tunity will be given to the citizens o.
Hurley and vicenity to appropriated y
recognize this day, AID at the same
time to aid Il worthy calise. a socia
and oyster supper Will be given ii
Kyte's Hall Tuesday evening by thu
ladies of Hurley, under the auspices o
the w. G. 7. u, to raise funds Will
which to purchase new books for tn
Public Library. The library and read
ing room is open to all and should re
ceive Il hearty endorsement from ou
citizens.
One OF our contemporaries very pei
, tinently says that in the rush and rat
-e-tle of going to press it is 4 wonderful
EDITOR who will not forget some things
Announcements are brought in th
, last minute of the last hour in the las
afternoon. They are overlooked
Some onei is mad. Persons have friend
| Visiting them. The editor is expecte
{ to know it intuitively. Not being on,
Iniscient is it any wonder he does not
} consequently u name is left out c
the personals. Some one is mad
: Something deserving of local mention
j happens. The parties interested loo
: anxiously through the paper to see
: fitting description of the occurrence
: notwithstanding they have kept tn
4 item carefully seQnestered in their il
= ner consciousness they expect TO see
u in print and are mad because it is no
: No matter fow diligent Il search
made no matter how many reporter
/ are out, some worthy item is alwal